Hospital tables

View the list of participating hospitals for CUA Health.

What's not covered

any difference between your doctor's fees and the Medicare schedule/access gap cover agreed fee
co-payments applicable to certain prostheses (ie hip and knee joint replacements, artificial heart valves, pacemaker devices and intra-ocular lenses for cataract surgery)
any patient contributions for pharmaceutical benefit scheme (PBS) prescriptions - unless receiving product S100 benefits whilst in hospital
any items of a personal nature, including TV rental or phone calls where not part of the agreed charges
the patient's portion which is applied to any "nursing home-type" patient admission into a public or private hospital. This amount is determined by the federal government
cosmetic surgery - benefits are only payable for cosmetic surgery where it is required for a medical purpose and Medicare benefits are payable
experimental and some very high cost drugs
services not invoiced by the hospital
emergency room treatment

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

100% cover for day surgery accommodation
100% cover for standard single or shared hospital overnight accommodation, operating theatre fees, labour ward and intensive care charges
100% cover for approved disposable items used during theatre
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/access gap cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists' services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

100% cover for day surgery accommodation
100% cover for standard single or shared hospital overnight accommodation, operating theatre fees, labour ward, intensive care charges and approved disposable items used during theatre once the agreed excess has been paid
the excess that applies is $250.00 per member/spouse for each period of hospitalization involving overnight accommodation. The number of times the excess can apply in a calendar year is once for a single/single parent membership and two times for a family membership
the excess is not payable by dependants under a family membership
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/Access Gap Cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists’ services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

90% cover for day surgery accommodation
90% cover for standard single or shared hospital overnight accommodation, operating theatre fees, labour ward and intensive care charges and approved disposable items used during theatre
for the above benefits, your out-of-pocket expenses are capped at a maximum of $500 per person in a calendar year
public hospitals - full coverage with no out of pocket expenses for accommodation, operating theatre, labour ward and intensive care charges
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/Access Gap Cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists' services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

85% cover for day surgery accommodation
85% cover for standard single or shared hospital overnight accommodation, operating theatre fees, labour ward, intensive care charges and approved disposable items used during theatre
for the above benefits, your out-of-pocket expenses are capped at a maximum of $750 per person in a calendar year
public hospitals - full coverage with no out of pocket expenses for accommodation, operating theatre, labour ward and intensive care charges
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/access gap cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists' services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

75% cover for day surgery accommodation
75% cover for standard single or shared hospital overnight accommodation, operating theatre fees, labour ward, intensive care charges and approved disposable items used during theatre
for the above benefits, your out-of-pocket expenses are capped at a maximum of $1000 per person in a calendar year
public hospitals - full coverage with no out of pocket expenses for accommodation, operating theatre, labour ward and intensive care charges
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/access gap cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists' services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

65% cover for day surgery accommodation
65% cover for standard single or shared hospital overnight accommodation, operating theatre fees, labour ward, intensive care charges and approved disposable items used during theatre
for the above benefits, your out-of-pocket expenses are capped at a maximum of $1000 per person in a calendar year
public hospitals - full coverage with no out of pocket expenses for accommodation, operating theatre, labour ward and intensive care charges
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/access gap cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists' services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies

What you get at a glance (at participating hospitals):

public hospitals - full coverage with no out of pocket expenses for accommodation, operating theatre, labour ward and intensive care charges
private hospitals - up to 50% of the cost of standard single or shared accommodation. No benefits are payable for operating theatre, labour ward, intensive care and approved disposable items used during theatre - you will face considerable out-of-pocket costs if you were to be treated in a private hospital
the choice of your own doctor and/or specialist
the difference between the Medicare benefit and the Medicare schedule/access gap cover agreed fee for doctors'/specialists' services whilst in hospital
approved prostheses benefits (ie: artificial hips, knees, etc.) as per government listing - check with your doctor/CUA Health to determine if a co-payment applies